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- 1. Interview Prep Sheet Date & Time of interview Journalist/interviewer Contact information Lydia Cooke 07841375297 Interviewee Contact information Voice Of the People Eccles College Location/venue of interview Eccles Sixth Form Centre Recording methods With a voice recorder. Topic How has the election affectedyoung people today, what do they think will benefitand not benefitthem by the conservatives winning the election. Planned questions Do you think that by the Tories winning the 2015 electionit will affectyou in any way? What is your opinion on what the Tories want to do now they are in power? Did you vote in this year’s election, if so who did you vote for? Do you agree with the current voting system? If not why. Overall are you disappointed or pleased with the outcome of the election?
- 2. Findings Conservatives – 331 Seats Labour – 232 Seats Scottish National Party – 56 Seats Liberal Democrats - 8 Seats Democratic Union Party – 8 Seats Conservatives have created more jobs or people.Five years ago was left with no money at all due to the Labour Party. Britain is now one of the fastestgrowing economiesthere is. Ensured generous rises on state pension. 9,500 more doctors and 6,900 more nurses and have protected the National Health Service. Labour supports the working people of Britain, and wanted the rescue the NHS from becoming private. However 5 years ago ran out of money and left the country with note that stated this. Therefordidn’t get half as many votes this time around compared to the last election. They pledged theywould protectthe education budget,restore the role of sure start and also deliver smaller class sizes and ensure children are taught by qualified teachers. Also ensure there is face to face advice of finding a job for 16 plus year olds. Liberal Democrats benefitpeople in education especiallyyoung people. They introduced free school meals under the age of 7. Cut costof childcare by opening more nursery’s around Britain. Ensuring every child is taught by a qualified teacher from the age of 16 – 19 mainly. In this year’s election they promised to protectearly years, schooland sixt form collegesfrom cutting the budgets Scottish National Party promising that in education more school buildings will be built to create a better learning environment. Lowering the allowance for students from 16 – 19 to £759.Which isn’t very beneficialto us as we currently gain more, SNP will also try to create more apprenticeships for young people leaving colleges? Democratic Union Party Is a party from Northern Island. (not beneficial to this research)